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PLASTICS

YUVRAJ SINGH 41 . PLASTICS. GROUP-7 MEMBERS. Yuvraj Singh 41 (Group Leader) Palaakshee 38 Abhilasha 42 Manav Mehta 37 Yash Jain 39 Tanisha Garg 40 . YUVRAJ SINGH 41 . PLASTICS. PALAAKSHEE 38 .

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PLASTICS

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  1. YUVRAJ SINGH 41 PLASTICS

  2. GROUP-7 MEMBERS Yuvraj Singh 41 (Group Leader) Palaakshee 38 Abhilasha 42 Manav Mehta 37 Yash Jain 39 Tanisha Garg 40 YUVRAJ SINGH 41

  3. PLASTICS PALAAKSHEE 38 A plastic material is any of a wide range of synthetic or semi-synthetic organic solids that are moldable. Plastics are typically organic polymers of high molecular mass, but they often contain other substances. They are usually synthetic, most commonly derived from petrochemicals, but many are partially natural. Most plastics contain organic polymers.

  4. PLASTICS MANAV MEHTA 37 THERMOPLASTICS THERMOSETTING Thermoplastics have a linear arrangement of molecules. These plastics that do not undergo chemical change in their composition when heated and can be molded again and again. Examples include: polyethylene, polypropylene,  polyvinyl chloride, (PVC). Thermosetting plastics have cross-linked arrangement of molecules can melt and take shape once; after they have solidified, they stay solid. In the thermosetting process, a chemical reaction occurs that is irreversible. Examples include: bakelite, melamine, duroplast.

  5. CHARACTERISTICS OF SYNTHETIC PLASTICS 1. LIGHT WEIGHT: SYNTHETIC PLASTIC MATERIALS ARE VERY LIGHT IN WEIGHT AS COMPARE TO NATURAL PLASTIC MATERIALS.2.HIGH TENSILE STRENGH:SYNTHETIC PLASTIC CAN HOLD A LOT OF FORCE WITHOUT BREAKING. 3.RESISTANCE TO CHEMICALS:SYNTHETIC PLASTICS ARE NOT EASILY AFFECTED BY STRONG CHEMICALS. 4.NON- BIODEGRADABLE: SYNTHETIC PLASTIC DO NOT WITHER . 5.LUSTROUS AND COLORFUL: THE CAN BE MADE MORE SHINY AND BRIGHT. ABHILASHA 37

  6. Yash Jain 40 Plastics and the Environment Not Given by Yash

  7. Damage Caused by Plastic Waste 1. The major chemicals that go into the making of plastics are highly toxic and pose serious threat to living beings of all species on earth. 2. Some of the constituents of plastics such as benzene and vinyl chloride are proved to cause cancer, and other gases and liquid hydrocarbons spoil earth and air. 3. When burnt plastic releases a host of poisonous chemicals including dioxin into the air. 4. Plastic wastes clog the drains and thus hit especially urban drain systems. Choked drains provide excellent breeding grounds for mosquito besides causing floods during the monsoon. 5. The plastic wastes being dumped into the rivers, streams and sea contaminate water, soil marine life and also the air we breathe. TANISHA GARG 40

  8. Measures To Control Plastic Waste 1. The only way to overcome the deadly and lasting danger of plastic pollution is to cut down the use of plastics, if possible avoid it altogether. 2. Say no to plastics wherever and whenever you can. 3. Prefer to carry your own bags for grocery shopping, a jute or cloth bag 4. Do not throw plastic wrappers carelessly on road . They are ultimately carried to city sewage system, resulting in clogging of drainage. 5. Keep in mind the principle of 4R’s. REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE RECOVER TANISHA GARG 40

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